since we have implemented this, i know at the port of los angeles, there has been twice on the anniversary of 9/11, a national media company actually ship depleted uranium through the ports. it was discovered in los angeles. also note since we implemented this, there have been a couple of containers that come in that harbored folks from other countries. one was 19 chinese in a container that was discovered by the longshoremen in los angeles. in terms of cost, you know, the cost that would impact our economy if something were to happen at one of the major ports is significant. we were spending, you know, a lot of money on our wars per month. $12 billion per month for both of our w afghanistan. we believe that was worth it. we believed it was worth it for the national security. i really think this is at that level and i feel like we are fu vulnerable. you answered where we are with the screening. you heard from a lot of the members from the committee that we really are interested in seeing you get a higher percentage of scanning. let's talk about not if something happens, but let's talk abou

i think he said it was a justifiable expense but he has referred all details to the port of los angelesthose are the people that congressman issa is asking questions of. >> greta: is the obama administration said anything about this? >> no, it's too early. this started with local news reports. people found out about diesel engines that were perfectly functioning being replaced by the hybrid engines. >> greta: thank you. >> thank you, greta. >> greta: this is a fox news alert, office of congressional ethics is investigating senator balk us. the chairman has been under investigation since late last year. he has been a frequent trade other capitol hill. the report reports on suspicious trades on financial disclosure form. this is not a formal ethics inquiry. he is quoted as saying the office of congressional ethics has requested information and welcome the opportunity to present the facts and set the record straight. >> straight ahead, forget fancy dinner, nothing says romance like pizza. also, close call for a chris christie. a curtain call and you'll see it a curtain call and you'll see

american infrastructure china is making the golden state shine again by helping expand the port of los angeles looks like even america's road to recovery was made in china. we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old when she told the truth. i'm a contestant i am a total get over friends that i love driving hip hop music and for. that it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the world with its place. in the ambulance. people calling like you said for free and fair elections. and we're still reporting from the clinton you can hear behind me loud explosions. i mean i. got it gave a. well the vice president of china cheating paying is wrapping up his u.s. tour today in los angeles right now getting ready to go to a basketball game the mayor of l.a. antonio is taking him to see the lakers play but his visit there of course much more than just fun and games she has been to talking some major business in california where leaders have asked china to invest in major infrastructure products there and it turns out is not just happening on the west coast as artie's were among the lend

shipping terminal where the company just completed a forty seven million dollar expansion at the port of los angeles more than one hundred twenty billion dollars of chinese goods pass through here just last year but trade isn't the only item on the agenda l.a. mayor antonio via rego's is also hoping that the chinese and best in the city's infrastructure including public transportation and ports we used to be number one in infrastructure spending and the quality of or our infrastructure and now we're down to number thirty two behind barbadoes behind spain behind lots of different countries. really our infrastructure has been crumbling chinese investment may even help ease some of this l.a. traffic the mayor's certainly hopes that it helps to bring jobs to the city as we see federal dollars become more scarce for projects such as road improvement and bridge construction it's increasingly likely there will be some time to and other foreign investors fixing our infrastructure how do we sit back and watch china and you're a big build the best bridges and high speed rail roads and going nowhere ports the

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the port of los angeles is the largest in the country. a major entry point for illegal goods. most of them from china. 14,000 containers come through here every day. that's a shipment every seven seconds. officials are trying to keep up. >> with the volume we get here in los angeles, i believe the smuggler is pretty sure that if they send 20 containers, that a few of them are going to go through. >> reporter: but chris buckner is sure trying. last year alone, he took about a quarter of a billion dollarscou the street. >> until they stop buying, this problem's going to continue to get better. >> reporter: i'm ryan owens for "nightline" in orange county, california. >> our thanks to ryan. >>> coming up, a genuine article. the insurrectional comedian louie c.k. on the importance of telling it like it is. ♪ [ male announcer ] the 2012 m-class continually monitors blind spots, scans the road to reveal potential threats, even helps awaken its driver if he begins to doze. so in the blink of an eye it will have performed more active safety measures than most cars will in a lifetime. in

port of richmond. before making its final stop in san pedro at the port of los angeles. >> you grew up at your mom's placeknow your way around. >> and dave has spent two years aboard the ves until the 1980s and now works at the technology director for the refurbishing project. >> it is a battleship upgraded and we didn't have all of the communications equipment in the '80s that we have available now. >> reporter: they remember the iowa in better days. this man served as a midshipmen in 1947. >> for a 17-year-old, it was quite an adventure. it was confusing. very confusing. >> reporter: confusing, he says, in part because of iowa's massive size. 887 feet. yet, even with its rusty hull and deteriorating deck, the iowa still manages to be a popular attraction. across the pier, it is expected to be $5 million for the repairs. and they say preserving the history is priceless. lisa washington, cbs 5, in richmond. >>> long holiday weekend. elizabeth wenger joins us with the forecast. i didn't know which way to look, elizabeth. there she is. now she is going this way. >> hello, ann. that's right. we're talking we

-- -- >>> governor brown will welcome the chinese vice president to california and tour the port of los angelesith him today. he arrives for a two day visit after stops in washington, d.c. and a state dinner in des moines, iowa last night. governor brown will address chinese and american business leaders about trade. governor is expected to meet privately with the vice president and host a round table. >>> lin-sanity continues. jeremy lynn helped the knicks to their service eventh straight win. -- to their service eventh straight win. >>> to us, it is no surprise he was a star from the time he was a freshman. >> any time he had extra time he would be in the gym working out. >> i think it is great he's getting his 15 minutes of the fame. hopefully, it will be longer. >> some of lin's former teammates and coaches plan to be in new york for sunday's game against the dallas mavericks. there's word that president obama might be there. wow! can you believe that, lin fever. the win streak could be at eight sunday. you can see that game right here 9:30 sunday morning. this is like spreading like -- lin

. >> iowa is being refurbished in the port of richmond before making its final stop in san pedro at the port of los angeless like going back to your mom's place. you know it's not really yours, but you grew up there, so you are comfortable. >> david knows the iowa because he spent two years aboard the vessel in the late 1980s. now, he works as the ship's information technology director. >> 1940s battleship upgraded in the 80s and we didn't have all the communication equipment that we have available now. >> peter remembers the iowa and better days. he served as a mid shipman. >> for a 17-year-old, it was quite an advantage. >> confusing, peter says, because of iowa's massive size. yet, even with its rusty hull, the iowa manages to be a popular attraction. the cost of the repairs is expected to be $5 million, but preserving this history is priceless. in richmond, lisa washington, cbs 5. >>> john knapp is out by the bridge. it was windy. check in with elizabeth to see how things are going. >> we should see the winds die down. gusty this afternoon. we had northwest winds. some areas, especially along the coast

. >> the iowa is being refurbished before making its final stop at port of los angeles. >> it's like your mom's place. it's not really yours, but you know your way around. >> he spent two years aboard the vessel in the late 1980s. now he works at the ship's information technology director for the refer wishing project. >> we didn't have all of the communication equipment that we have available now. >> peter remembers the iowa and better days. he served in 1947. >> for a 17-year-old, it was quite an adventure. >> confusing, peter say, in part because of iowa's massive size. 887 feet. yet, even with its rusty hull and deteriorating deck, the iowa manages to be a popular attraction. the cost of the repairs is expected to be $5 million. but preserving this history is priceless. in washington, cbs 5. >> notion car's season begins with a thrilling finish at daytona, then at 10:00. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plu

they will tour the port of los angeles and discuss economic and cultural ties. governor brown will also host a roundtable that includes other governors and chinese provincial leaders. >>> the upper span of the bay bridge is off limits to drivers starting tomorrow night. thousands of drivers are now scrambling in the east bay to find a way around the shutdown to get back into san francisco over the weekend and on monday. gil diaz outside oakland citycenter bart station with a little help for commuters. good morning, gil. >> reporter: hi, frank. good morning. yeah, in order to accommodate all those people who have to get across the bay during the bridge closure, bart plans to run some trains 24 hours a day. that's going to begin at 1:00 saturday morning through the weekend. but that's only happening in 14 stops of bart's 44 stations. and they are only going to be doing it hourly so from what i gather from that, they will be staffing once an hour starting at 1:00 in the morning so plan ahead. no overnight service between 1:00 and 4:00 a.m. on tuesday even though the

through that and with respect to what is reimbursement and what is not, i would think that the port of los angeles and what have you would be in regular conversations with fema as to what they think they need most and how it fits within the grand structure. >> well, congresswoman miller, she convened at the hearing on specific port security and did come up and we understand that the administration has said at this point it's not feasible. is this something that we'll continue to strive towards? there's a lot of levels. point of origin. i hear that. i just know the port of long beach in l.a., 14 million of those containers coming in and out annually, i am still very concerned that we're not scanning more than 3 or 4% and we need to invest the technology that might be out there without slowing down commerce and without being a burden. i'm so worried about those containers coming in and out of our ports and whether or not we truly know what's inside of them. >> well, be there have been a lot of improvements in cargo, particularly in container sipments over the last six or seven years and in particula

through that, and with respect to what is reimbursable and what is not, i would think that the port of los angeles and what have you would be in regular conversations with fema as to what they think they need most and how it fits within the grand grant structure. >> well, congresswoman miller, really, she convened the hearing we had last week on specific port security, and the issue of 100% cargo scanning did come up, and we do understand that the administration has said at this point it's not feasible. is that something we're even going to continue to strive towards? i know there's a lot of levels. point of origin. you know, the secure port, safe and secure ports initiative. i hear that. i just know the port of long beach in l.a., 14 million of those containers coming in and out annually. i am still very concerned that we're not scanning more than 3% or 4%, and we need to be looking at investing in the technology that might be out there that actually could help us achieve this without slowing down commerce and without, you know, being a burden, because i really am still very worried about those c

and he took a brief tour of the port of los angeles where nearly 60% of the imports arrive from china tonight he'll attend a lakers game, scheduled to return to china friday night. us us and china continue to grapple over issues of fair trade and diplomacy. >> the nigerian man who tried to blow up an airliner with a bomb in his under wear will spend life in prison. he was calling the prison term a just punishment. he tried to blow up a northwest airlines flight on christmas day, 2009. the bomb did not detonate. he was badly burned. the 25-year-old pleaded guilty and says he was trained by radical american born cleric. the al qaeda leader killed last year. >> a man -- manda knox has a book deal. she was convicted of murdering her roommate in italy only to be acquitted last year. the and reports say she will be paid $4 million to tell the story. >> new jersey state assembly approved a bill legalizing same-sex marriages. the lieutenant governor wants voters to decide whether to legalize same-sex marriage. if supported in new jersey by a 52% to 42% margin. >> and an earthquake hit solano

. >>> china's vice president spent part of today touring a shipping terminal at the port of los angelesthe vice president of china was greeted earlier in the day by governor brown and los angeles's mayor villaraigosa. the vice president who's expected to become china's next leader later this year wraps up his four-day u.s. visit tomorrow when he's joined by joe biden. both vice presidents will be at tomorrow night's laker's game. >>> it was supposed to be a hearing about birth control. but all the witnesses were men. >> it's turned into a big story. the lack of women caused several lawmakers to walk out. >> three democratic lawmakers walked out during a congressional hearing about president obama's birth control policy. the policy requires church affiliated hospitals and charities to provide birth control health coverage despite it conflicting with their religious beliefs. of the ten witnesses that testified on one panel, none were women. >> imagine having a panel on women's health and they don't have any women on the panel. >> president obama modified the policy slightly saying insuran

visit will include a tour of the port of los angeles, china shipping terminal, which is undergoing an upgrade as sign of u.s. trade continues to grow. >>> those are the headlines from cnn, the world's news leader. i'm monita rajpal. "world business today" starts right now. >>> good morning from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> and good afternoon from cnn hong kong, i'm andrew stevens and you're watching "world business today." the top stories this thursday, february 16th. the accounting scandal surrounding olympus escalates. seven arrests are made regarding the billion dollar fraud of the jab these cameramaker. >>> greece's finance minister has been ramping up the rhetoric suggesting that some key eurozone players want to see his country default on its debts. >>> and qantas shares fly high as the company unveils cost-cutting plans. it's bad news for 500 staff who face losing their job. >>> seven men have been arrested in connection with a $1.7 billion fraud at olympus. the company's exchairman and two other former executives are among those detaineded. today's arrests are the first

. >> it will be going to the port of richmond and then the port of los angeles.ou have a month or two to take a look at it before it leaves. >>> a free concert in the tribute to the late warren helmet happens today in san francisco. and that is some of the bluegrass music he loved. a portion of francies great highway will be closed today -- san francisco's great highway will be closed. it starts in an area between john f. kennedy drive and lincoln avenue. he was the founder of the harley bluegrass festival. >>> whitney houston will be buried today next to her father in westfield, new jersey. swayed to the music of stevie that was sounds from the funeral yesterday. bobby brown came to the fun really briefly and left because of a -- funeral and then left because of a dispute about seating arrangements. people were kept several blocks away to their dismay. actor kevin costner spoke of houston's self-confidence and success. >> whitney houston still wondered was i good enough. it it was burn den that made her great, and the part that caused her to stumble in the end.

. >>> governor brown will welcome the chinese vice president to california and tour the port of los angelesith him today. he arrives for a two-day visit in california after stops in washington, d.c. and a state dinner in des moines, iowa last night. he will be the president of china soon. governor brown will address chinese and american business leaders about trade. governor is expected to meet privately with the vice president and host a round table. >>> time for your lin-sanity up day. >> jeremy lin helped the new york knicks to their 7th straight win. it was a sacramento kings last night, lynn with a hug for keith smart who coached him last year as a warrior. watch this as lin dribbles around the entire team while people watch he goes to the hoop, there you go two points. he scored of two his 10 point points there. most of the time he dished to teammates career high 13 assist. he's taking the sports world by storm. people who knew the palo alto high graduate say they are not surprised. >> to us it is no surprise. he was a star to us from the time he was a freshman. >> any time he extra t

across the ocean to have tampered with any of that cargo recently if implemented design a to the port of los angeles there has been twice on the anniversary of 9/11 the national media company actually shipped deflated uranium through the port, and it was discovered in los angeles. also now since we've implemented this there has been a couple of containers that have come in that harbour folks from other countries. one was the 19 chinese in a container that was discovered by the choreman in los angeles, not any of these efforts that are under way. and in terms of cost, you know, the cost that would impact a recall me if something were happening at one of these major ports is significant. but, you know, we were sending a lot of money on our war per month it was 12 billion per month for both of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. so, and we believe that was worth it. we believe it was worth it for the national security. l.i.e. really think this is at that level to read and i feel like we are vulnerable. i think we've all talked about how much we want a greater percentage of screening, and i think you've a

yesterday, china's soon-to-be leader toured the port of los angeles, where nearly 60% of its imports come from china. earlier this week in iowa, china agreed to buy a record amount of american soybeans. china is already the top market for u.s. agricultural goods. still, the u.s. trade deficit with china has been a persistent economic and political problem for the two nations. president obama met with xi on tuesday. the next day, speaking in milwaukee, he talked tough on trade with china. >> i'm not going to stand by when our competitors don't play by the same rules. it's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours just because they're getting heavy subsidies from their government. so i directed my administration to create a trade enforcement unit and it's only got one job-- investigating unfair trade practices in countries like china, making sure we've got an even playing field. because when we've got an even playing field, i promise you, nobody is going to out-compete america. >> brown: on the republican campaign trail, china has been a common target. former massachuse

he will meet with governor jerry brown and they will tour the port of los angeles and discuss economicll as cultural ties. governor brown will also host a roundtable that includes other governors as well as chinese provincial leaders. >>> a new tool will be used to find more victims of the speed freak killers. investigators will put a camera down a 50-foot well hole where 1,000 bone fragments have already bun uncovered and they have reached the bottom. the next step will be to explore another nearby one. >>> san francisco police have released a sketch of a man who tried to kidnap an 8-year-old girl. it happened monday morning as the little girl was walking to school. she told police she was at oakdale avenue and keith street near carver elementary when the man grabbed her from behind. that little girl managed to break free and run into the school. >>> students have some serious questions today after state regulators shut down two bay area medical schools. the institute of medical education is accused of operating without accreditation. it has campuses in san jose and oakland. it's uncl

governor brown spent much of the day yesterday visiting with china's future president at the port of los angeleshere china is a major trade partner. >>> this was another big story. the target was the u.s. capitol. federal agents arrested a man planning a suicide bombing. >> janelle wang has our international headlines. >> authorities arrested a 29-year-old while he was en route to the capitol with a suicide vest. the 29-year-old moroccan made an appearance in federal court today. authorities say this morning, though, he met with what he thought were members of al qaeda but they were actually undercover agents. he wanted a bomb and a gun and soon after the transaction was made, they pounced and arrested him. both the bomb and gun were inoperable. so authorities say at no time was the public in danger. today federal agents searched his home in virginia. he's an illegal immigrant and had been closely watched for about a year. authorities say he also considered blowing up a military installation or a restaurant. the goal? to kill at least 30 people. >>> we're learning more about the shooting at the

they will tour the port of los angeles and discuss economic and culture ties.nor brown will host a roundtable including other governors and chinese provincial leaders. >> luncheon date cancelled. >> i got stuck the last time he was in town forever and they don't care. you know? the president. you're staying right there. >> we care will lawrence. >> a little bit. >> really? >> we love you buddy. >> nice to hear. that's only because it's going to be nice today. with the rain, lawrence, whatever. [ laughter ] >>> we have a lot of sunshine today right now, mostly clear skies, some high clouds likely to move in overhead. otherwise, offshore winds beginning to kick in. 36 in concord. when you get the offshore winds you get a lot of wild temperature intention around the bay area as the winds kick up. so a little breezy at times but not bad, temperatures by the afternoon going to be spectacular. 66 degrees and sunny in santa clara. 66 also into san jose. antioch looking at 64. 67 in walnut creek. inside the bay, san francisco, checking in with a sunny 64 degrees. about

across the ocean to have tampered with any of that cargo recently if implemented design a to the port of los angeles there has been twice on the anniversary of 9/11 the national media company actually shipped deflated uranium through the port, and it was discovered in los angeles. also now since we've implemented this there has been a couple of containers that have come in that harbour folks from other countries. one was the 19 chinese in a container that was discovered by the choreman in los angeles, not any of these efforts that are under way. and in terms of cost, you know, the cost that would impact a recall me if something were happening at one of these major ports is significant. but, you know, we were sending a lot of money on our war per month it was 12 billion per month for both of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. so, and we believe that was worth it. we believe it was worth it for the national security. l.i.e. really think this is at that level to read and i feel like we are vulnerable. i think we've all talked about how much we want a greater percentage of screening, and i think you've a

across the ocean to have tampered with any of that cargo recently if implemented design a to the port of los angeles there has been twice on the anniversary of 9/11 the national media company actually shipped deflated uranium through the port, and it was discovered in los angeles. also now since we've implemented this there has been a couple of containers that have come in that harbour folks from other countries. one was the 19 chinese in a container that was discovered by the choreman in los angeles, not any of these efforts that are under way. and in terms of cost, you know, the cost that would impact a recall me if something were happening at one of these major ports is significant. but, you know, we were sending a lot of money on our war per month it was 12 billion per month for both of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. so, and we believe that was worth it. we believe it was worth it for the national security. l.i.e. really think this is at that level to read and i feel like we are vulnerable. i think we've all talked about how much we want a greater percentage of screening, and i think you've a

los angeles for the final leg of his u.s. visit. he was greeted at the airport yesterday by governor brown and los angeles mayor villaraigosa. they toured a chinese shipping facility at the portof los angeles and he told the crowd and port officials he was excited to see the site which last year imported 120 billion dollars worth of goods from china. the chinese leader hopes to attend tonight's lakers' game before heading home. >> speaking of the nba they realize they have a global star in palo alto's jeremy lin that's why he's been added to the all-star weekend. he has been selected to play next saturday. he will take part in the slam-dunk contest passing the ball to his teammate. lin has led the knicks to a seven game winning streak. the biggest challenge will be sunday's game against the nba champions the mavericks. you can see the game right here on abc 7 at 9:30 sunday morning. that might be early for popcorn and hot dogs but you can handle it. >> we get up at 2:30 in the morning what are you talking about! >> i'm talking about them not us. >> 1:30 that's why i'm always the happy one on the set. >> he's happy, i'm sleepy and you're what? >> dopey. >>> good morning. take

to ask, why does the incoming leader of china take a week of his time and go to iowa and the port of los angeles is, china does need the united states. this is a reciprocal and interdependent relationship. and i think the fact that he's doing this is indicative of that from the chinese perspective and says something about the nature of this relationship much more than our american legitimate discomfort about what their place in the world, what's the nation of american power going forward and how does china play into that? >> zachary karabell, thanks for coming on. >> thanks, chuck. >>> our political panel is here next. we're taking a closer look at the new numbers that ron mott told you about. santorum leading romney in michigan. but first, of course, i know you want to know. white house soup of the day. it's white chicken chili. you know what? i like anything that's chili. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. tylenol:nyquil. what are you doing? nyquil (stuffy): just reading your label. wait! you relieve nasal congestion? tylenol: sure. don't you? tylenol (another bottle): hmmm...no...

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identifying a high risk container if it doesn't get examined until it has arrived in the ports of new york, houston, los angeles, new orleans, or any other 100 ports across america. by then it very well may be too late. i hope to hear from our witnesses today not only about the successes, but also about what remains to be done to secure maritime cargo and how we can get there. meaningful homeland security will only be achieved when we know who and what is coming into this country, not only by air and land, but also by steam. i thank the witnesses for joining us today. and i look forward to their testimony. >> i thank the gentleman. i would remind all the other committee members as well that the opening statement that you may have can be submitted for the record. and we're pleased to have two panels. our first is congressman nadler. we appreciate you coming. he he represents the district of new york which includes much of the west side of manhattan, financial district and a number of maybe hoods in southwestern brooklyn. he began his political career in 1976 where he served for 16 years and then 1992 selected to

it's used for vip tours around the port of los angeles.just to maintain it. >> steve: meanwhile, imagine the thrill of being accepted into the presidential management fellows program. that's a huge honor. now imagine finding out that that huge honor, who is sent -- was sent to you by mistake. thanks to some bung aming beaurocrats in the office of personnel management, that's what happened to 300 of the top graduate students. they are fuming. some of them got rejection e-mails minutes after getting acceptance e-mails. others didn't find out the truth for 24 hours. the feds say sorry. administrative error. great. >> gretchen: we still have 20 more minutes left for our show for a friday. so coming up next on the rundown, they all -- meet the six new breeds to compete for that top dog title at westminster. >> brian: first, let's find out what's coming up this weekend. >> speaking of -- well. coming up this weekend, two quick thinking teens prove a scout is always prepared. when they use their boy scout skills to save their dad's life, wait 'ti